Dexter Research Center, Inc.
Since 1977, Dexter Research has been the preferred provider of infrared thermopile detectors for science and industry. Today we offer the world's largest selection of thermopile-based solutions including high-quality, high-output Bismuth-Antimony thin film and silicon-based infrared-sensing thermopile detectors. We offer standard detectors in high volumes. We also customize detectors for specific needs. Integrated modules serve as complete sensing subsystems.
- +1 (734) 426-3921
- +1 (734) 426-5090
- info@dexterresearch.com
- 7300 Huron River Drive
Dexter, MI 48130
United States of America
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Product
Thin Film Based Thermopile Detector: 1 Channel
DR46 Compensated
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A one-channel compensated thin-film thermopile in a TO-8 package. The active area and compensating element area are 4mm x 0.6mm each. Offers high output with very good signal-to-noise ratio. Internal aperture minimizes channel-to-channel crosstalk increasing sensitivity.
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Product
Digital Solutions
Digital ST60 Thermopile (Preliminary)
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A single channel silicon- based thermopile in a TO-5 package that includes integrated electronics which incorporate an industry standard digital SMBus interface. The small active area size is 0.61mm x 0.61mm.
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Product
Security/Detection
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If your design challenge is to create the best motion sensor or motion detector - fire sensor or fire detector, smoke sensor or smoke detector - you've come to the right company. Dexter's sensor technologies are at multiple fronts today, reducing the threat of combat on land, sea and air. Yet the industry leading advantages of Dexter sensors - low cost, high sensitivity, low energy consumption and long life - make them the perfect motion sensor for home, office and facility applications. Dexter thin-film and silicon detectors can target precise threats, whether defined by movement, temperature or body mass. Intensive MIL-STD-883H testing performed by Trialon Corporation, an independent testing facility, confirm that Dexter Research's silicon-based temperature sensor detectors meet the same rugged requirements of 1,000G's for mechanical shock and 30G's in random vibration for which our thin-film detectors are famous. Download Dexter's report here (PDF).
